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	In 1880 he had carried on his business over twenty-five years, a longer time than any other cooper in the city. It was reported that he operated the largest business of its kind in the city employing ten workers.		In 1880 he had carried on his business over twenty-five years, a longer time than any other cooper in the city. It was reported that he operated the largest business of its kind in the city employing ten workers.
	[[Image:plapp.JPG\|left\|thumb\|~~400px~~\|Monument in Linwood Cemetery.]]		[[Image:plapp.JPG\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Monument in Linwood Cemetery.]]
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	PLAPP, Jacob F. (Wittenberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1824-- ). Plapp grew up and learned the cooperage business in Germany and then emigrated to America in March 1853~~, and~~ came directly to Dubuque. He worked at his trade one year and then entered business for himself in the firm of [[JACOB F. PLAPP]]. In 1880 he had carried on over twenty-five years, a longer time than any other cooper in the city~~, and~~ operated the largest business of ~~his~~ kind in the city employing ten workers.		PLAPP, Jacob F. (Wittenberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1824-- ). Plapp grew up and learned the cooperage business in Germany and then emigrated to America in March 1853. He came directly to Dubuque. He worked at his trade one year and then entered business for himself in the firm of [[JACOB F. PLAPP]].

			In 1880 he had carried on his business over twenty-five years, a longer time than any other cooper in the city. It was reported that he operated the largest business of its kind in the city employing ten workers.
	[[Image:plapp.JPG\|left\|thumb\|400px\|Monument in Linwood Cemetery.]]		[[Image:plapp.JPG\|left\|thumb\|400px\|Monument in Linwood Cemetery.]]
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	PLAPP, Jacob F. (Wittenberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1824-- ). Plapp grew up and learned the cooperage business in Germany and then emigrated to America in March 1853, and came directly to Dubuque. He worked at his trade one year and then entered business for himself. In 1880 he had carried on over twenty-five years, a longer time than any other cooper in the city, and operated the largest business of his kind in the city employing ten workers.		PLAPP, Jacob F. (Wittenberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1824-- ). Plapp grew up and learned the cooperage business in Germany and then emigrated to America in March 1853, and came directly to Dubuque. He worked at his trade one year and then entered business for himself in the firm of [[JACOB F. PLAPP]]. In 1880 he had carried on over twenty-five years, a longer time than any other cooper in the city, and operated the largest business of his kind in the city employing ten workers.
			[[Image:plapp.JPG\|left\|thumb\|400px\|Monument in Linwood Cemetery.]]
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PLAPP, Jacob F. (Wittenberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1824-- ). Plapp grew up and learned the cooperage business in Germany and then emigrated to America in March 1853, and came directly to Dubuque. He worked at his trade one year and then entered business for himself. In 1880 he had carried on over twenty-five years, a longer time than any other cooper in the city, and operated the largest business of his kind in the city employing ten workers.

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Source:

Oldt, Franklin. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 858

[[Category: Coopers]]